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City Council Meeting 7/13/26 07/13/2026
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Midland Compounding PM LLC Granted 12-Year Tax Exemption for Facility Expansion
City Council approved a 12-year Industrial Facilities Tax (IFT) exemption for Midland Compounding PM LLC, which plans to construct a 15,960 sq ft building to connect existing facilities. The project involves a $2,755,400 investment, retaining 25 jobs and creating 3 new ones. This exemption will result in an estimated tax revenue loss of approximately $140,510 for the city over 12 years, while providing the company with a benefit of $459,000. Council engaged in extensive discussion regarding the criteria for granting IFT exemptions, budget constraints, and the potential to adjust exemption terms from the standard 12 years, ultimately approving the requested term for this applicant. The vote was 4-1.
Maple Street Portion Vacated to Allow Property Expansion and Access
The City Council approved the vacation of a portion of Maple Street adjacent to specific lots to accommodate property owners' requests, specifically for Penassik Property Solutions LLC and an additional owner, Mr. Churchfield. The vacation is subject to conditions including combining certain lots to prevent them from becoming landlocked and the city retaining a 15-foot-wide easement over the northerly half of the vacated right-of-way for public access, particularly to Cleveland Park. Public commenters expressed support for the vacation, noting the importance of maintaining park access and the long-standing lack of development for the street segment. The council approved the resolution unanimously (5-0).
Midland Proclaims July 2026 as National Parks and Recreation Month
City Council unanimously approved a proclamation designating July 2026 as National Parks and Recreation Month in the City of Midland. The proclamation acknowledges the essential role of parks and recreation in improving physical and mental health, fostering inclusive communities, and strengthening the local economy. Council members and staff highlighted the positive impact of parks and recreation on community well-being and aesthetics, aligning with community values identified in studies like 'The Soul of the Community'. Residents are encouraged to celebrate the month and recognize the professionals who enhance the quality of life in Midland.
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